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walk down the dirt road by the Rancho Corazon to doceCuarenta for coffee in the AM- This home is magical - make sure to have some white noise generator because the street is loud in the weekend - make sure to hit the town square to the right and not just the main street - beautiful stores / art / center/ view

A beautiful, quiet location surrounded by amazing gardens, birds and tame horses walking around outside the property. A short walk to the stunning beach, where we saw whales everyday. Alberto was a gracious host.

This is our 3rd trip to Todos Santos. We love the new alternatives for staying and eating. There are several new options to stay + the Airbnbs and restaurants top quality. Just need to adventure a bit from downtown. We did not stay in downtown but in Desierto Azul boutique hotel and the experience was just excellent. The beach is nearby and the sunsets are spectacular. We loved eating at Hierbabuena and Nun restaurants. Amazing experience in two distinct styles but using local produces. Cannot wait to repeat

Todos santos was a great town to spend a couple of days in. A bit more expensive than other parts of Mexico but lots of good options for food and drink. There is a beautiful beach that was fairly empty.

Incredible property. Tranquil and serene place tucked away in a beautiful cove. It was hard to do anything but relax in a healthy, stress-free environment. The staff was incredible. Prices for the room were a little high, but tolerable considering the effort the staff put into it. Much preferred San Cristobal over a larger, luxury property. We would come back for sure!

Fave places in TS were Oystera, El Che and Docecuarenta (although this place this was specifically for their amazing coffee and great food which reminded us of home - not so much a Mexican experience). TS is a beautiful town, very clean and like a village with no large buildings, cobblestone streets, countless shops with Mexican souvenirs, clothing and other pieces. In comparison to the other parts of Mexico that we visited (Mexico City, Oaxaca and Puerto Escondido) it was really expensive and felt a lot more American which we weren't so prepared for after enjoying more 'traditional' Mexican experiences. It was great to visit but 5 nights was way too long for a small town and we got tired of driving to La Paz - would recommend splitting a stay across these 2 towns. Also I can't imagine having to get around without a car in TS. It was really easy to drive around Baja California Sur so would recommend car hire for a stay longer than 2 nights.